Define psychology. Explain the study of positive psychology. (See "The World of Psychology: An Overview.")
Name the psychological subfields. Give examples of the questions and issues associated with each subfield. (See "Subfields of Psychology.")
Compare the goals and beliefs of structuralism, Gestalt psychologists, psychoanalysis, functionalism, and behaviorism. Describe introspection and the functional analysis of behavior. (See "A Brief History of Psychology.")
Compare and contrast the basic assumptions that define the six approaches to psychological phenomena: biological, evolutionary, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic. Define eclectic. (See "Approaches to the Science of Psychology.")
Chapter 1 Introduction to Psychology
CHAPTER 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Engineering Psychology - Bad Design Examples
History of Mental Health
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Bedlam
The Lives They Left Behind
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Psychology Trading Cards
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